Apartments proposed at shuttered bus transfer point near former Oscar Mayer site
Washington-based housing developer DevCo Residential Group wants to build a pair of lower-cost apartment buildings at the site of east side Madison’s former Metro Transit North Transfer Point, the Wisconsin State Journal reports. The proposal includes 163 total apartments in two four-story buildings, constructed side-by-side at 1201 Huxley St....
City of Madison and FBI warn about criminals impersonating city officials
The FBI and City of Madison are warning the public about a phishing scam by criminals impersonating city and county officials to solicit fraudulent payments for local government planning and zoning applications and permits.
REMINDER: Yard Waste Collection Set-Out Dates for Spring 2026 Now Available; Spring Collection Begins...
The 2026 set-out date schedule for the Streets Division's springtime yard waste collection is now available on the yard waste website. You need to look up your home's yard waste set-out dates before you put out your bags of leaves or piles of plant stalks. Every neighborhood has different set-out...
Columbia County deputy hospitalized after arrest leads to fentanyl exposure
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A Columbia County Sheriff’s Office jail deputy was hospitalized after being exposed to fentanyl while booking a suspect, officials said Sunday. The incident happened on Tuesday after a traffic stop led to an arrest for drug charges. Jose Fredy Rodriguez Acuna, 25, of Portage, was arrested and taken to the Columbia County Jail.
West Allis crowned 2026 Strongest Town champion, beating Chicago and Madison along the way
WEST ALLIS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- West Allis has been voted the winner of the 10th annual Strongest Town Contest, defeating 15 other North American cities in the bracket-style tournament, the organization announced Monday, April 6. The city beat Spokane, Washington in the Elite Eight and Chicago in the Final...
Gov. Evers signs PFAS bills at ceremony in Madison
MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - Gov. Tony Evers signed two bills Monday morning, ensuring Wisconsinites have clean, safe drinking water. Gov. Evers signed Assembly Bills 130 and 131, which address PFAS contamination in Wisconsin and secure protections for landowners. Together, these bills facilitate the release of $125 million in PFAS investments.
Wisconsin man gets 3-year prison sentence for trafficking marijuana
MADISON, Wis. (WFRV) – Authorities say one man in Wisconsin will spend the next three years behind bars after being recently sentenced for trafficking marijuana. According to a release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District of Wisconsin, the Federal Bureau of Investigation received a tip in June 2025 indicating that 23-year-old Dejaun Angelo from […]
🍽️ Multiple Food Service Jobs Now Hiring in Dane County
Dane County’s food scene is buzzing, and local employers are adding to their teams. Whether you’re looking for a kitchen role, management track, or flexible part-time work, there’s something cooking for everyone.
Middleton fundraiser boosts support for police safety programs
MIDDLETON, Wis. (WMTV) - Community members gathered at Paul’s Neighborhood Bar in Middleton on Saturday to support the city’s police department. The event raised money for the Middleton Law Enforcement Foundation, which helps fund tools, training and programs aimed at enhancing community safety. One recent purchase...
Opinion | It’s a rare person who gives you hope
“You know, it always rains on Good Friday, right?” said Gus. It was after the lunch period at St. Joseph’s, and Gus Kordik, Frank Oberle, Johnny Mathis and I were hiding behind the high school’s incinerator sharing a Lucky Strike and planning our time off from school tomorrow. We had to attend Mass in the morning,...
















